Beth is one of my friends that I met up with and got to know while I lived in Birmingham and I’m very grateful for the friendships I made while in AL. She is a creative mama of one and has a really pretty Southern traditional style brick house on a few acres of land, very picturesque for sure. She’s spent some time making over her house to suit her and her family and I think she’s done an outstanding job of making it her own. But, get ready, this is a big house with lots of rooms!  You can see Beth’s complete home tour on her blog, Unskinny Boppy.
And her blog name has something to do with big hair bands from the 80’s, so you’ll have to go on over to her About page to find out all the scoop on that. Since I was a cool 20-something during that decade and not into big hair bands that much, it went completely over my head. 
This beautiful red brick looks stunning against the forest of trees and green grass in front.
Check out their winding driveway that weaves through the trees. Not a bad place to get away from it all.
The front door is so welcoming with the arched door and brick stairs. Lovely!
Welcoming foyer. Beth likes plenty of vintage style things and has incorporated some of that in with her traditional furnishings too.
I love the colors of these walls, which is Restoration Hardware’s Silver Sage, a very popular color that’s been around for awhile. Still pretty!
Beth has a sort of open floor plan with plenty of room and soaring ceilings in some spots. It looks cozy to me.
Her hubby is very talented and built this coffee table for her. Lucky girl!
Love this big cabinet that I bet she made over.
You can see a peek through to the spacious kitchen here with stately columns dividing the rooms.
The kitchen is large and very pretty with a big ole’ island.
Looks like there’s plenty of room to cook up some good meals in here.
I love this eat-in breakfast nook in the bay window and those shutters on the windows are oh so Southern.
Their master bedroom is also large and spacious with a darker green on the walls to make it enveloping.
Pretty space.
With a nice and big master bathroom too, lots of windows and light.
She has one son and he has a cute big boy room.
And a beach inspired playroom that’s too cute.
Beth is also lucky enough to have space for her own craft room, how cute is this?
Love the drapes and that chair fabric. She painted stripes on the wall in here too.
Another wonderful space is the sunroom with all those windows looking out to the backyard. So cozy!
I love sunrooms and any rooms that let in lots of light. This rug is totally cute too.
Beth has been a busy girl and they made over their cinderblock wall going downstairs to their finished basement with board and batten. She painted all the risers different colors, which is a great idea for a staircase like this.
And they have a complete kitchen downstairs too for the theater room.
How nice is this? Room for relaxing and enjoying a good movie.
Beth made this ladder turned rustic candle holder and I love this project, one of my faves from Beth. I hope you’ll go over and introduce yourself to Beth, she is a sweet gal with lots of fun projects to share!
Amazing home… and what a creative blogger! Beth’s personality really comes out in her decor. It’s fresh and fun with southern sass! Great feature, Rhoda!
Hey there Yvonne! This is a great compliment coming from you, another creative blogger with plenty of southern sass! 😀 Thanks so much for the comment on my home!
I love the comfort and beauty of her home! I just can’t imagine cleaning it all! Hope you have a wonderful weekend Rhoda~
Plateful of Publix! I love this blog name so much! I have plate fulls of Publix every single night at my house. It’s my favorite place to shop. 🙂 I can’t imagine cleaning it all, either, so I usually don’t! HA! 😀 Thanks for stopping by and seeing my home!
Wow her home is so beautiful!! I love the vintage touches and the door at the stairway landing with that cute tree. Both you ladies are an inspiration.
Thanks so much Lisa! The door that leads to nowhere is one of my favorites, too! 😀 Thanks for stopping by to see my home! 🙂
Beth has such an amazing home! I am in love with those iron corbels at her breakfast bar. Her is so warm and inviting. Thanx for sharing it with us all.
Thanks Pamela! The corbels came with the house, so I have no clue where to source them. I wish I did since I get asked about them all the time. Thanks for your compliments!
I am in love with the look of this house! Beautiful.
Wonderful home and even better blogger!
Thanks so much Amanda! 🙂 I appreciate your sweet words!
Absolutely beautiful home! She is so very talented. Thanks for the sneak peak…it was very inspiring!
Hey Sue!! Did you happen to recognize those red end tables in my son’s bedroom?? YOU painted those! It’s been many years ago now, but that’s your handiwork right here on Rhoda’s blog! 🙂 Have a great day, friend!
Lots of creativity in that home! Very talented
Thank you Debbie!
Love Beth and her gorgeous home! I’ve seen it all but enjoyed seeing it featured today!
Thanks Jane! I think it’s about time I got some new updated pictures on that House tour, huh? LOL Those have been on there for a while now. Let me go clean up the piles of dirty dishes and laundry and get right on that… yeah right. HA!
Beth is a sweetheart. Such a pretty and inviting home. I enjoyed seeing you all again at the fair. Can’t wait to see your sofa!
Deneen, I was happy to see your smiling face at the Fair this year! Wasn’t expecting to see you all the way down from TN, but so thankful we got to hang out! Thanks for your sweet words!
I love everything about Beth…her home and her blog are as beautiful as she is….Beth has the most amazing projects…So glad I got to see her again at the CL Fair…Another great feature Rhoda….
Thanks so much Shirley! It was great seeing you as well!